The song is called “Mashti Mashallah” and is a critique of the Islamic regime in Iran. And now I want to acquaint you with one of Shahkar’s songs. It should also be added that Shahkar recently left Iran after living there all his life. All of his hard work has been in an effort to live up to the meaning of his name. The Iranian Department of Education officially announced him to be the youngest student in the Doctorate program.
In 2002, he received his Doctorate degree in Urban Planning with high honors. He immersed himself into these academic fields while producing several albums of music and books of poetry. Shahkar studied Political Geography, Urban Planning, and Music Composition. Without having any formal instruction, Shahkar learned to play the guitar, piano, and drums. When he was fifteen, he found solace in writing poetry and, eventually, in music.
Shahkar remained the only child in the family.
Even before Shahkar’s birth, his parents had already decided to name him Shahkar, equating him to a masterpiece. Shahkar Bineshpajooh was born in Tehran, Iran. POET, MUSIC COMPOSER, UNIVERSITY LECTURER, AND SINGER. His official webpage states the following: Who is he? Actually, he is one of Iran´s most renowned singers. He is deeply missed, not least today as Iran is weeping blood.Īnd now let us talk about Shahkar Bineshpajooh. In the case of the Shah it only took 40 years. It is said that history is the best judge, and that with time the truth will prevail. I ended my previous post by writing the following: The single has received a lot of attention among Iranians. In September 2020, one month before the shah’s 101st birthday, Aref released a single in which he not only praised the shah but also the shah´s father Reza Shah the great. He also sang songs in support of the revolution.Īref was such an opponent of the Shah, that when Aref left Iran behind in 1980, he also performed for the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran, an organization which during the reign of the Shah conducted several terrorist operations and is considered as an arch-enemy of the Iranian monarchy and the Shah himself. He was, however, active in the revolution against the Shah in 1979. In connection with his anniversary, I wrote a post on my blog where I wrote, among other things, about the Iranian king of pop, Aref. The Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi, would have turned 101 years old on Octoif he had still been alive.
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